Rome, Italy (CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI visited the main Jewish synagogue in Rome on Sunday, a trip that unfolded amid heightened tension between Catholics and Jews. Benedict was the first pope in 24 years to visit the Tempio Maggiore, or Great Temple. He called on Catholics and Jews to keep an open dialogue and work together to tackle problems, such as poverty and disease. "As Moses taught ... and as Jesus affirms in the Gospel, all of the commandments are summed up in the love of God and loving-kindness towards one's neighbor," the pope said, according to a Vatican transcript.

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By Ashley Collman and Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 13:44 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 16:17 EST, 24 January 2014 Two college students who discovered that they have a common sperm donor father revealed today the moment they found out they are sisters. Tulane freshmen Mikayla Stern-Ellis, 19, and fellow-Californian Emily Nappi, 18, discovered just weeks ago that they are related after a series of bizarre coincidences drew them together. Both are delighted to have a new sister, saying they already love each other. However only one of them intends to seek out their sperm donor father.

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Emily - and the incredible discovery was made.


Bruce Willis has vanquished terrorists, basement rapists and the defenses of Cybill Shepherd. But in his three decades in Hollywood he may not have faced as daunting an opponent as Apple. According to an unconfirmed report in a British publication, Willis wants to bequeath his extensive iTunes music collection to his daughters -- something that's not permitted under the current iTunes terms. The Daily Mail says the actor has spent thousands of dollars downloading music on to "many, many iPods" but, like many iTunes users, was surprised to discover that in Apple's eyes he doesn't actually own the songs. The Mail, without citing any sources, says Willis is considering legal action against Apple to gain control over the music.

CNN could not confirm the report Monday, and a request sent to representatives for

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